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In the early 1990s, when he was deputy mayor of St Petersburg, Vladimir Putin was known to a member of the city’s legislature, Viktor Talanov. A psychologist by profession, Talanov prepared a study of Putin in which he concluded that one of his subject’s fundamental psychological characteristics was a very…

Reports from the Ministry of Defence in Kyiv have claimed that the commander of the "13th tank regiment" of the "4th tank division of the Russian Federation" shot himself

Ukraine's Ministry of Defence said a Russian commander of the 13th tank regiment killed himself on finding that 90% of his tanks did not work as they had been stripped down for cash

London (AFP) - From huge donations to political parties and bids for games of tennis with senior ministers, to nominations for peerages, Russian money in British politics has been a recurrent issue for years.

London (AFP) - Anti-corruption activist Bill Browder, who campaigned for laws against Russian human rights abusers around the world, on Wednesday called for Western governments to go beyond sanctioning pro-Kremlin oligarchs over the invasion of Ukraine.

Russia knows sanctions. In 2009, the death of Moscow anti-corruption lawyer Sergei Magnitsky in custody motivated Bill Browder, an entrepreneur who used to work in Russia and employ him, to lobby the US government to introduce sanctions against Russia.

US Banker and anti-corruption activist Bill Browder says the crackdown should hit Vladimir Putin's own wealth, , which is kept safe and sound in London by a handful of his oligarch stooges

Vladimir Putin insists he lives on a government salary and owns a small apartment. But sprawling palaces, a gold-plated toilet and strange offshore accounts suggest the Russian leader's lifestyle is far more luxurious.

PM unveils sanctions on five Russian banks and three individuals

One of the world’s leading anti-Russian corruption campaigners has blasted BP for its investments in the region, saying the British oil giant was “stupid” for going into business there.

Bill Browder says hitting Russian president’s finances is most effective way to halt invasion of Ukraine